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 1 I    |             heard nor felt, but which exist as forces, - tremendous
 2 I    |            the terraces had ceased to exist; and of all the homes that
 3 III  |           English hotel which used to exist in one of the open ports.
 4 IV   |                The idea of ceasing to exist could not possibly enter~{
 5 V    |               cunning traits~{p. 119}~exist; but it is true also that
 6 VII  |               some wide thoroughfares exist, most of the streets are
 7 IX   |         sensations and ideas cease to exist. And after this comes Nirvana.~   
 8 IX(1)| manifestations of spirit: within them exist all virtues [or 'power']
 9 IX   |        sorrows and passions of being, exist only as illusions of that
10 IX   |             244}~might be supposed to exist in planets more favored
11 IX   |          forceful feeling of any sort exist: there is~{p. 247}~a mild
12 XI   |               the bonds of Self. Such exist outside of illusion, - outside
13 XI   |              same; and Space and Time exist but as the stage and the